Decade’s worth of experience in $100MM+ of privately held industrial properties, development and land either owned or under management. Not investment advice.
@investing_law Being so nervous that I literally forgot the order of the calendar months in a meeting with tons of people so badly that I had to count it on my fingers.
I have two degrees.
We always offer our brokerage service to tenants that wish to expand outside our industrial portfolio.
Why?
You wouldn’t believe how many window shop market prices for a month and come running back to us!
And, if they don’t come back, we still get paid!
Burning-hot take:
To all the hardworking industrial laborers I know and appreciate that I see working relentlessly for our industrial tenants,
getting lunch at McDonald’s 5-6x a week is probably worse for you than just not having lunch at all.
Also, it’s expensive over time.
@realEstateTrent Absolutely cannot be taught.
My source: telling my wife over the past 5 years to stop standing in the way of people in the grocery isle. Self awareness = 0%.
Note to sellers:
Your insanely low interest assumable debt does not make your insanely high price per foot justifiable.
In fact, it pretty much ruins almost anyone’s exit strategy from your overpriced box.
Thanks
It’s 2024 and people are still landscaping their properties with ye ole bark dust. It needs constant replacement and manages to spread everywhere.
Will rubber mulch have a higher installation cost than bark dust? Yes.
Is rubber mulch less costly in the long run and sexier? Yes.